St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25
SALTWATER NEWS.
Social and General Round Up of
the Bluff City.

being fOunQ 10 De lnSuufcl6nt 10 nOlQ
her. Her husband, who has been here
since her arrest, claims that they have
been the victims of the malice of some
is no truth in the charges made. He
admits that he is the man who was con-
nected with the case of the two young
girls recently sent to his place from st.
Paul, but says they were simply hired
as dOmesticS and that, though he had
formerly kept a house of questionable
character, he had abandoned it before
the girls came there. Upon her dis
charge the woman and her husband at
once left the city.
The G. A. r. excursion to st. Louis
on the steamer Isaac Staples did not
materialiZe as expected. The post at
Maiden Rock, Wis, which had the
thing in charge, found the boys did not
enthuse worth a cent, and that Hastings,
Prescott, Hudson, Red Wing, Saltwater,
Lake City, Wabasha, WinOna and other
points could not furnish the necessary
225 men, so the grand excursion was
declared off, and the boat is now en-
gagged in towing raft below, which it
did not require any enthusiasm to pro-
vide.
The proposed excursion to st. Louis
on the steamer Isaac Staples yesterday,
failed to materialize. A number of
tickets being sold, but not enough to
pay expenses, and the money was re-
funded to the purchasers by Adam
Marty, the committee Of arrangements
at this place.
Mrs. o. ID. Ruggles, the wife of 0. D.
Ruggles, general passenger agent of the
Michigan Central railway at Chicago,
made short visit here on Wednesday,
taking Mrs. c. H. Rhoades with her on
trip via the lakes with the general
passenger agents excursion.
ElmOre Lowell, manager of the Saw
yer house, has been appointed guardian
of his father, Albert Lowell, whose
mind has been unsettled for some time
and who has become physically inca
pacitated for bu,ineSs cares.
Rev. w. S. Matthews will give his
farewell address at the state prison next
Sunday forenoon. He is making prep
arationS to leave for California after
conference.
The steamer Daisy, the new boat be-
longing to Durant, Wheeler d Co., took
out an excursion Thursday afternoon to
Prescott, on her trial trip, of Invited
| guests.
1t is rumored that sale of the Sawyer
house property has been made to citi-
zen of this city for about $4,000, and
| the well-known hostelry will see new
landlord about the middle of October.
Private Cochburn, of Company K,
won the gold badge Friday from Cor
poral Foran and bears his honorS easily
winning at score of 80 out of 80.
Jim Bronson. Mart Torinus, Ed Con-
rad and Oscar Nelson left for Faribault
| on Wednesday to attend Shattuck
|
Friday evening there was held a
''book" reception at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms which was well attended and
proved quite interesting.
Miss Minnie Schmidt, one of Daven-
ports bellies, who has been visiting the
Misses Paulson for few days, left fol-
her home Monday.
Miss Grace Griffith left last evening
for her home in Michigan, after an eX-
tended visit at the home of her uncle
DR.. w. III. Pratt.
Dr.. L. II. Henning and wife, of West
Superior, Wis, father of our well-knowr
druggist, j. c. Henning, is visiting here
for few days.
A. F. Wing arrived home yesterday
after hurried trip to OgdenSburg, n
Y. where he attended the funeral Of
his only sister.
John Mccartney is taking in the Da
kota breeZeS for several weeks in the in
terest of the Florence mills, of this city
| About 200 of our people visited the
1 new opera house at Minneapolis during
the engagement of Booth and Barrett.
Robert Welch, of J. o. Haley 81 Co.
and Miss Mamie Gahlee, of st. Paul, ARE
to he married tomorrow at st. Panl.
Judge McCluer returned from Mora
Mimi, where he has been dispensing
| justice for week past.
Mrs. l.. E. TorinuS and Miss Grace
are making preparations to spend the
winter in California.
There was a musicale given at the
residence of DR.. T. G. Clark on Tues
day evening.
Samuel Matthews & Co., are to OpeT
commission store in the HerSey q Sta
pies block.
The State Teachers institute of Wash
ingtOn county will be held on Oct. 10 al
Lakeland.
Ira Stockwell, of Lyons, To-, well
known lumberman, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Baldwin returned
on Thursday from trip to Brainerd
| MINI.
ID. Is. StapleSsarrlVed nome thursday
looking first rate after his stay at Free
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Farmer have beer
visiting at Minneapolis for several days
Mrs. L. P. Darlington, of Minneapo
lis, is visiting Mrs. T. II. Warren.
F. B. Netzer talks of starting a com
mission house in st. Paul SOON
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Rhodes is visiting a
Minneapolis for few days.
Miss Pollock, Nf st. Paul, visited Mis-
Murdoch one day last week.
Fred Doe is keeping books for P. II
Muller d Son.
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